Curiosity Chronicle A Scene From Yellowstone That Changed How I Think About Success
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Nov 10, 2025 University of Missouri head football coach Eliah Drinkwitz shares insights on success, sparked by a powerful scene from Yellowstone. The discussion delves into the importance of loving the work itself rather than seeking external rewards. Through a key exchange between Travis and Jimmy, deeper motivations are explored. The conversation emphasizes that true greatness comes from internal motivation and a commitment to one's craft. Prioritizing hard work and team dynamics, rather than fleeting acclaim, leads to lasting achievement.
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Yellowstone Scene That Shifted A Coach
- Coach Eliah Drinkwitz recounts a turning point when a single Yellowstone scene changed his perspective on success.
- The scene frames cowboying as a relationship between a rider and a horse, not applause or fame.
Ego Vs. Internal Motivation
- Sahil Bloom explains that surface-level motivations (lights, crowd) are ego-driven and fragile.
- He argues real, lasting success roots in internal commitment to craft, people, and service.
Do The Work, Not The Spotlight
- Focus on the work, the craft, and the people you serve rather than external praise or rewards.
- Do the elemental, unglamorous work so you can thrive when recognition fades.
